Regional Baseball Matchups Prompt Schedule
Eastern and National league pairings list several city matchups with teams set to play in cities such as Chicago Detroit Cleveland St Louis New York Boston Philadelphia Hartford Springfield and others across the region.
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London
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Springfield
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Anneewe Werner
Pittsburg
Braves
Cobb Extends Hit Streak To Thirty-Five Games
Detroit reports Tyrus Cobb extended his hitting streak to 35 games by a three-base hit and two singles against Chicago. He batted five times in a team batting day and still needs five straight games with a hit to tie the major league record of 40.
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Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Tyrus Cobb
Cobb
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Playground openings set for Concord and Junction next week
The Concord and Concord Junction playgrounds will open for the summer season next Monday morning. Miss Emma F Clahane will supervise the girls at the centre playground and Walter Reb O Connell will supervise the boys. Junction supervisors will be announced at week’s end.
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Concord
Concord Junction
Emma F. Clahane
Walter ‘‘Reb'’ O'Connell
Junction Playground
Red Sox Take Two From Athletics in Twin Bill
The Red Sox defeated the Athletics 4 to 3 and 4 to 2 to win five of six in the series and close to within a half game of the White Sox. Mays pitched well and drove in two, while Thomas and Shore contributed key hits. Dugan made his Fenway debut for the Mackmen, and Olaf Henriksen was released by Toledo before the trip.
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Red Sox
White Sox
Philadelphia
Sox
Mays
Bush
Thomas
Shore
Agnew
Boston
Lewis
Mackmen
Joe Dugan
Holy Cross
Fenway Park
Olaf Henricksen
Toledo
Braves
Young Dugan
Grovers
Bodie
Hooper
Barry
Bates
Hoblitzer
Dugan
Hobbie
Gardner
Witt
Athletic
McInnis
Scott
Hoblitzell
Walker
Tillie
Sports notes on wrestlers runners and college captaincies
Waldek Zbyszko struggles to match his brother in the ring while Jack Crowley promotes local athletics in Chicopee. Archie Kingsley named captain of Williams College baseball after stints with North Dakota. July 4 games spark praise, Jimmy Moenigan and Willie Kolehmainen shine in distance events, and plans arise for Harry Smith and the Pirates management with Hugo Bezdek taking over.
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Zbyszko
Lewis
Waldek
Jack Crowley
Chicopee Way
Jack
Archie Kingsley
Williams
Kingsley
Portland
Ore
University of North Dakota
Jimmy Calahan
Hugo Bezdek
University of Oregon
Pittsburg Pirates
Honus Wagner
Honus
Pirates
New York Triumphs In 18th Inning After Washington Win
New York broke a losing skid by edging Washington 5 to 4 in 18 innings in the second game after dropping the first. Baker hit a game deciding homer off Walter Johnson with one out in the 18th. Washington won the opener 4 to 2 as Rice scored on a Leonard single in the eighth. Manager Donovan was notified prior to the first game that his duties were indefinitely terminated following a dispute with umpire Dineen.
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Washington
Baker
Walter Johnson
Rice
Foster
Leonard
Donovan
Dineen
AB. BH
Po.a. AB
A. Maisel
Judge
Hendryx
Pipp
Magee
Miller
Menosky
Alexand’r
Henry
Love
Jamieson
Baumann
Gallia
Russell
Johnson
Aoe
McBride
Peckinpaugh
Milan
Ainsmith
Galila
Milan Rice
Alexander
Maisel
Shanks
Gharrity
Dineen and McCormick
Po.a
Massel
Ane Teonard
Haw
N'namaker
Fisher
Washington Treeree
Maiisel
Maker
Shaw
McCormick
Tigers Defeat White Sox 11-6 in Batfest at Navin Field
Detroit tops Chicago 11 to 6 at Navin Field marking the first season win over the White Sox. Boland relieves Ehmke to halt a Chicago ninth inning rally after a late surge that produced five runs. Felach hits a home run and Cobb, Young, Burns drive multiple runs as Detroit holds the lead.
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Detroit
Chicago
Navin Field
Boland
Ehmke
Danforth
Wolfgang
Chicago Oressies
Bush
Young
Cobb
Veach
Heilman
Burns
Felech
Gandil
Risberg
Schalk
Russell
Vitt
Felach
Weaver
Collins
Bal Ff
Benz
Ebmke
Ance
Beng
Evans
Owens
Harvard summer school baseball seek July games
The note asks to contact the Harvard summer school baseball manager for a game on July 7 or 14, providing Fort Hill 90. It mentions Pat French of the Athletics possibly competing for Maine in hurdles and asks about Ted Meredith’s service branch and current location, noting he was studying aviation at Cornell.
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Harvard
Fort Hill
Pat French
University of Maine
Ted Meredith
Pennsylvania
Meredith
Cornell
Theatre Manager Weds In Quiet Independence Day Ceremony
Bowdoin Square Theatre manager Al Somerby tied the knot with Evelyn Winifred Berry on Independence Day. The couple planned a brief honeymoon while coworkers learned of the wedding after the ceremony. Somerby is also booking manager for G. E. Lothrop enterprises and plans a vacation after the nuptials.
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al Somerby
Bowdoin Square Theatre
G. E. Lothrop Enterprises
Evelyn Winnifred Berry
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association urges sports continuation
Atlanta July 5 resolutions urging Southern schools and colleges to continue athletic activities during the coming year were adopted by the executive committee of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association.
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Atlanta
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Braves Blank Phillies 3 to 0 in Farewell Meeting
Braves shut out Phillies 3 to 0 in Philadelphia as pitchers Tyler Nehf and Lavender toil. Nehf injures pitching hand but returns. Braves push across two runs in sixth and add insurance on a ninth inning steal and passed ball sequence.
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Nehf
Philadelphia
Braves
Phillies
George Tyler
Art Nehl
Morans
Niehoff
Jimmy Lavender
Magee
Lavender
Luderus
Philly
Braves edge Boston in 8 run thriller
In a game featuring Bailey Paskett Tragesser and Maranville the Braves beat Boston 8 to 1. Philadelphia's Cravath Magee and Nehf contributed with key hits as pitchers Nehf Lavender and Bender shut down the lineup.
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Luderus
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Nichoff
Tyler
Killifer
Nehf
Lavender
Bender
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Rawlings
Maranville
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Konetchy
Smith
Klem
Bransfield
Doubles Tennis Prelims Scheduled for Tomorrow at Arlington Heights
More preliminary round matches will be played in the men's doubles tennis tournament at the Arlington Heights Tennis Club tomorrow afternoon.
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Arlington Heights
Frankie Callahan to Fight Jimmy Hanlon Next Tuesday
Frankie Callahan of New York, who impressed against Johnny Dundee at the Arena June 12 and later vs Chick Simler, is matched to meet Jimmy Hanlon of New Orleans in a 12 round Armory A. A. tournament feature. Jack Savage and Joe White will fight in a 10 round semi final. prelims include Eddie Barcelli vs Eddie Baker and Fred Webb vs Tommy O'Toole.
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Frankie Callahan
New York
Johnny Dundee
Chick Simler
Jimmy Hanlon
New Orleans
Armory A. A
Jack Savage
Brockton
Joe White
South Boston
Eddie Barcelli
Quincy
Eddie Baker
Cambridge
Fred Webb
Weymouth
Tommy O’toole
Motor paced team race scheduled at Revere track
The first motor paced team race will be held at the Revere cycle track tomorrow evening. Smart and Corry team up against Wiley and Carman over the 40 mile course.
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Revere
Smart
Corry
Wiley
Carman
Brooklyn Beats New York to Seal National League Pennant
Brooklyn defeats New York 8 to 6 in Brooklyn as pennant celebrations proceed. Tener greets McGraw at the flagpole and a parade follows, with Hicksman and Burns shining for Brooklyn.
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New York
John Ek
Tener
McGraw
Cheney
Giants
Hickman
Falkenberg Not Up To Mack's Standard At Louisville
Indianapolis manager Jack Hendricks announced Cy Falkenberg was turned back after failing to make good with the Philadelphia Americans on trial. He and catcher Emil Huhn, purchased from Cincinnati, will report to the Indianapolis club at Toledo on Sunday.
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Louisville
Jack Hendricks
Indianapolis Club
American Association
Cy Falkenberg
Philadelphia Americans
Emil Huhn
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Toledo
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